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  1. #301
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    Noticed through the door that they had a selection of wild fish at 15th yesterday while walking the dog


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    Gave the Patagonia smoked mackeral in oil a chance after skiing this weekend. That's a no from me.

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    Y'all sound like some special flowers, IME come home a bit fucked up from the craft brew, instead of cooking open a tin of sardines, dump it over a cup of rice from the freezer nuked for a few min and i'm eating in 5 min
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

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    You just came home from the brewpub didin’tcha?

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    Y'all
    He must be from South Canada

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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    He must be from South Canada
    Actually, it’s the inverse once you get above the 49th in the west.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grabtindy View Post
    Gave the Patagonia smoked mackeral in oil a chance after skiing this weekend. That's a no from me.
    I had lemon caper Mackerel for lunch on Sunday and wasn’t super impressed. Fine but bland flavor

  8. #308
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    Speaking of Grandpa - This was his… some Greek Brandy. I forgot I had it stashed in the back of the liquor cabinet. According to my half-ass-internet-research, it was imported sometime between 1944 and 1960…

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  9. #309
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    Seacuterie tonight!


    Rockfish Escabache
    Jose Gourmet Razor Clams
    Espinalar hot sauce
    Dill kelp pickles
    Olives
    Ghost pepper chips
    Bull kelp hot sauce
    Carrot salad
    Trader Joe's canned eggplant

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    Reminds me, I still have those damn smoked oysters to deal with. Maybe I’ll wait until they expire.

    Do canned smoked oysters ever expire?

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    Quote Originally Posted by billyk View Post
    Reminds me, I still have those damn smoked oysters to deal with. Maybe I’ll wait until they expire.

    Do canned smoked oysters ever expire?
    Yes but I’d still eat them.

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    I'm going inClick image for larger version. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by I Skied Bandini Mountain View Post
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    Wild boar pate sounds great


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    Not sure why this picture is coming in upside down, but I think I won this thread here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn View Post
    Wild boar pate sounds great


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    I don’t want the job shoving extra food in a funnel into a wild boar.
    That’s mental.

    Quote Originally Posted by tgapp View Post
    Not sure why this picture is coming in upside down, but I think I won this thread here.

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    Well yes. Fish cock.

    How many cocks are in one tin?
    I’m expecting fish cock to taste salty

    PS. The last line of the label says does not contain cock. You were cheated.
    . . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Core Shot View Post
    I don’t want the job shoving extra food in a funnel into a wild boar.
    That’s mental.



    Well yes. Fish cock.

    How many cocks are in one tin?
    I’m expecting fish cock to taste salty

    PS. The last line of the label says does not contain cock. You were cheated.
    Ignorant post is ignorant and unfunny.


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    Wild boar pate was good! Rillettes de sardine, meh. Better options are out there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tgapp View Post
    Not sure why this picture is coming in upside down, but I think I won this thread here.

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    Have you tried it?

    This one was tasty, not too spicy and maybe a little too dry without a bit of olive oil. Click image for larger version. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by abraham View Post
    Have you tried it?

    This one was tasty, not too spicy and maybe a little too dry without a bit of olive oil. Click image for larger version. 

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    Yeah, I actually had it a few days ago. Literally the perfect backpacking food - 600 calories, great balance between fat and protein and carbs. Hard to describe what it's like - pretty much dense, moist, fishy, bread. That sounds awful, but I like it enough that I will certainly be buying more when I eat through the cans I have

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  20. #320
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    Big fan of Jose Gourmet. Bigger fan of Barnacle's Bullwhip hot sauce.

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    ^^ Kelp in a hot sauce? Not going to knock it before I try it, but it does sound strange.

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    Quote Originally Posted by billyk View Post
    ^^ Kelp in a hot sauce? Not going to knock it before I try it, but it does sound strange.
    It's perfect for conservas. Works so well.

    This or Espinalar are my favorite hot sauces.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tgapp View Post
    It's perfect for conservas. Works so well.

    This or Espinalar are my favorite hot sauces.

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    Nice. I gave some to my inlaws at Christmas but we didn't break it open. I'll have to give it a spin this summer, along with the kelp pickles. Fir jelly was interesting

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    Fishwife smoked albacore and a slab of cream cheese on a saltine…

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